| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Scapegoat | person on whom blame is placed for faults of others | Major Test Vocabulary, 4 of 10 |
| 2 | scapegoat | a person or thing carrying the blame for others S: whipping boy, fall guy | 8th grade words |
| 3 | scapegoat | a person who is blamed for others wrongdoings or mistakes | Animal Farm 1 |
| 4 | scapegoat | a person of group of people who are (unjustly) blamed by others | vocab Q2 eng |
| 5 | scapegoat | a person or thing carrying the blame for others | Lesson 4-6 vocab |
| 6 | scapegoat | someone who is blamed for something that someone else did | Holocaust |
| 7 | scapegoat | premonition | Night |
| 8 | scapegoat | attributing blame | Holocaust/Anne Frank |
| 9 | scapegoat | one who takes the blame for others | Types of People 63-93 |
| 10 | scapegoat | one who takes the blame for others | Types of People 63-93 |
| 11 | Scapegoat | (n.) a person or thing carring the blame for others. | Vocabulary Workshop Level C Unit 6 |
| 12 | scapegoat | one that is made to bear the blame of others | Exam Vocabulary Review |
| 13 | Scapegoat | A group of people that are blamed for a countries problems. | World War Two |
| 14 | scapegoat | an innocent person, group, or race who is blamed for the general problems of society and punished harshly for them | Night Vocab |
| 15 | Scapegoat | A group of people that are blamed for a countries problems. | Facsism / Nazism |
| 16 | scapegoat | a person or thing carrying the blame for others | Vocab Final |
| 17 | Scapegoat | A person or thing carrying the blame for others | 7th JH - LSA - Munson |
| 18 | scapegoat | a person or thing carrying the blame for others | English Vocab Final 7A and 7B |
| 19 | scapegoat | a person or thing carrying the blame for others | vocab final |
| 20 | Scapegoat | A person or group that bears the blame for others | Holocaust Vocab |
| 21 | scapegoat | a person or group that takes all the blame for others | maus1 4th9wks |
| 22 | scapegoat | a person or group that bears the blame for others. | Holocaust Vocabulary |
| 23 | scapegoat | one that is made to bear the blame of others | language arts |
| 24 | scapegoat | a person or thing blamed for others' wrongdoings | 8th Grade vocab unit 6 |
| 25 | scapegoat | person or group blamed for the mistakes or crimes of others | reading vocab final |
| 26 | scapegoat | a person or thing carrying the blame for others | Unit 6 |
| 27 | scapegoat | a person in a group blamed for something | more vocab |
| 28 | scapegoat | a person or thing blamed for others' wrongdoings | all vocab - 8th grade |
| 29 | scapegoat | a person or thing carrying the blame for others | Synonyms |
| 30 | scapegoat | a person or group that is assigned blame for conditions that leaders cannot control | Sociology Ch. 5 & 6 |
| 31 | scapegoat | someone who bears the blame for others; whipping boy; CF. escape+goat | scrambled |
| 32 | scapegoat | one who takes blame | SAT vocab B626-B750 |
| 33 | Scapegoat | person on whom blame is placed for faults of others | Lux Education SAT List 8 |
| 34 | scapegoat | someone who bears the blame for others; whipping boy; CF. escape+goat | S part I |
| 35 | scapegoat | a person group or thing forced to take the blame for the mistakes or crimes of others | 20 words for Mrs.Gaddy's test Tue. |
| 36 | scapegoat | fall guy, whipping boy | 20 words for Mrs.Gaddy's test Tue. |
| 37 | scapegoat | a person group or thing forced to take the blame for the mistakes or crimes of others | 20 words for Mrs.Gaddy's test Tue. |
| 38 | scapegoat | fall guy, whipping boy | 20 words for Mrs.Gaddy's test Tue. |
| 39 | Scapegoat | A convenient target for hostility. | Sociology Ch. 7 |
| 40 | Scapegoat | n. one who bears the blame for others | 12/3 |
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